SD3/2004 MAC 45

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Glad to hear that Olly's MAC 45 is Honkin!

I just got a Thank you note from another happy MAC 45 user. I will apply it in the next post.

This may sound like shameless advertising. Might be. :D
 
I just wanted to thank you all for getting me the MAC 45s so I can have

some

> spare engines. Thank you for props that I asked for as well.

>

> 45 Mono

> My dad put one of the new MACs in my B Mono for the race we had this

weekend

> to get some run time on it. I was apprehensive at first because the old

one

> had some good run time on it and I thought it was good and ready for our

> record setting pond, where we held the race this weekend. My dad had run

the

> boat with the new engine a couple of times to put some time on it

> before the race, but I didn't think it was enough. Well just let me say I

was

> not dissappointed. It seems that the cloud of bad luck I experienced so

far

> this year lifted and I was able to knock down some good runs. I was

> concerned that the new engine would be to tight to get me even close to

the

> record but I was wrong. I knocked down a 1:27...just two seconds off of

> Wilson's record. The surprising thing is that I am just using a stock

> Prather 235 prop because my dad didn't know that the new props that I got

> were for the B Mono...so we didn't even get to try them yet. I think I

can

> make some major improvements over the 235's stock pitch of of 3.2". The

3.5"

> and 4.0" should give me more than enough. I can't wait til our next race

in

> 3 weeks.

>

> FYI - People are thinking I am running a 67 in the boat. My times were

> faster than their's. I am hoping for a 1:19.

>

> Also...

>

> 60 Hydro.

> Well just about everybody is running a MAC with an SG or SGX , so I don't

> have the advantage that I used to. It really just comes down to driving

now.

> I ended up in a three way tie for first this weekend. I had one really

good

> run and thought I might have broke my record. I lapped Mike Mcknight, who

> has one of your Mod Macs, but they messed up and didn't get a time. The

rest

> of the times I took it easy and just finished...so that caused me to loose

> out to Troy Davis with a 1:18. Can you beleive that! How embarrasing!

LOL!

> Gary Moll stole the fast time of the year back with a 1:09 improved from

my

> 1:12 two races ago.

>

>

> The Wonder Twin.

>

> We finally go the Wonder Twin back on track. It seems that some things got

> out of whack between the time you sent it to us and now. With some help

from

> Troy we got it back in shape. We were heat racing at about 80 coming out

of the

> corner where the radar was pointed. It is truly a "Crowd Pleaser". I

even

> thought about changing the name to that.

>

> ...Well just thought I give you an update on things here in District 9. If

> people weren't beleivers in MAC engines before...

>

>

> ..they are now.

>

> The stock MAC 45 performs just as good if not better than Jim Wilson's Piccos

> who he says puts 100s of hours into modifying them...and Alfred said that

> you don't need a spare engine if you are running MACs

>

>

> May be your next advertisement should be 'save hundreds of hours in

> modifications and save money in spare engines...Getta MAC!'

Roger

>

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I ran my MAC 45 in my Speedmaster mono this weekend and I've got to say it was awsome. It easily pulled the same prop I was running (cut 455/3 @ 3.4) with the Picco and had great throttle response.

Anyone looking for a good Picco replacement can find it in the new MAC.
 
Whats the deal with a 45 Speedmaster boat? Are they for sale yet? Where can i see a pic?
 
Last I heard, Chris wasn't planning on selling them. You may want to check with Bill McGraw.

Here is a shot of mine.
 
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